July – August 2012

Summer Art Camps, Classes & Workshops for All Ages

To enroll call: 508-222-2644 x10

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KIDS:  Summer Art Camp

The Attleboro Arts Museum’s week long summer art camps combine looking at professional artwork in the Museum gallery with fun, age-appropriate art-making experiences in the Museum studios.  Students will try new approaches, materials and gain self-confidence.  Our faculty of artist/educators will provide individualized attention to our budding artists.

Download a SUMMER ART CAMP registration form

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Summer Art Camp Day Schedule:

9:00 – 9:15am: Meet/Greet

9:15 – 10:30am: Morning Themed Art Project

10:30 – 10:45am: Supervised Snack

10:45am – 12:15pm: Continue Morning Themed Art Project

12:15 – 12:30pm:  Morning Art Project Friendly Critique and Clean up

12:30 – 1pm:  Supervised Lunch

1:00 – 2:45pm: Afternoon Themed Art Project

2:45 – 3pm:  Afternoon Art Project Friendly Critique and Clean up

3 pm:  Farewells

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Costs: (Please note that Early Bird and Sibling discount offers cannot be combined, and only apply to our Summer Art Camp program)

July 2 – 6 pricing (this is a 4-day week – Mon, Tues & Thurs, Fri – there is no camp on Wednesday, July 4th):

  • Full-day: 9-3 pm, $156 mem + $16 materials; $176 non-mem + $20 materials*
  • Half-day: 9-12:30 pm, $88 mem + $10 materials; $108 non-mem + $12 materials

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Standard 5-day week:

  • Full-day: 9am-3pm, Mon-Fri. $195 mem + $20 materials;  $220 non-mem + $25 materials*
  • Half-day: 9am-12:30pm, Mon-Fri. $110 mem + $10 materials;  $135 non-mem + $15 materials

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Our half-day option only applies to the 9:30am-12:30pm time frame.  No exceptions, thank you.

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  • Early Bird Registration Special:  10% off tuition costs if you enroll by April 3, 2012.  Discount does not apply to materials.
  • Sibling Discount:  First child in family at 100% tuition.  10% off the combined tuition costs for second and third (or more) children in the same family.  Discount does not apply to materials.

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Kids Art Camp Schedule

We have 2 age groups running each week of camp.  Enroll your camper in either 5-8 yrs or 9-13 yrs.**

 

WEEK 1: July 2 – 6: morning: Imaginative Drawing – afternoon: Collage & Sculpture  (no camp on July 4th)

WEEK 2: July 9 – 13: morning: Painting from Lifeafternoon: Creative Printmaking

WEEK 3: July 16 – 20: morning: Watercolors – afternoon: Cartooning

WEEK 4: July 23 – 27: morning: Fiber Arts –  afternoon: Drawing in Pastels

WEEK 5: July 30 – Aug 3: morning: Creative Printmaking – afternoon: Painting from Life

WEEK 6: August 6 – 10: morning: Collage & Sculpture – afternoon:  Imaginative Drawing

WEEK 7:  August 13 – 17: morning: Drawing in Pastels – afternoon: Fiber Arts

WEEK 8: August 20 – 24: morning: Cartooning – afternoon: Watercolors

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FREE for all summer campers and their families: ARTS NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM!  Sat, August 25th from 7 – 8:30 pm. All summer art campers, students and their parents/guardians are invited to our first annual “Arts Night At the Museum.”  This special celebration will conclude our amazing summer of art together.  We hope you’ll join us for a complimentary evening of artful fun – including a photo op with you and your favorite piece of art.  We will provide pizza, music – and an outdoor campfire.  Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian during this event.

 

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Summer Art Classes

 

KIDS & TEENS:  Summer Ceramics Classes (6 weeks – meets once a week)

• Ages 6-10 Clay Craze! Hand-building, Thurs, July 12 – Aug 16, from 9-10:30am.

Costs: $85 member, $95 non-member; $35 materials

• Ages 11-17 Slick Surfaces: Intro to the Potter’s Wheel, Thurs, July 12 – Aug 16, from 11am-1pm. Costs: $95 member, $105 non-member; $35 materials

Download an ART CLASS registration form

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TEEN WORKSHOP: Ages 11 – 17

Monotype: Creating One-of-a-Kind Prints w/ Paula DeSimone, (4 wks) Fri, Aug 3 – 24 from 3:30 – 5:30 pm.  Students will work in non-toxic water based media on plexiglas plates and will use the printmaking press to print unique images on paper. Costs:  $62 mem, $68 non-mem, plus $25 materials fee.

Download an ART CLASS registration form

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ADULTS & TEENS:  Visiting Artist Workshops with Robin Wiseman

Robin Wiseman is an artist and instructor at the high school, college and adult levels.  Wiseman has his studio in Providence, RI and teaches college prep and foundation art classes at RISD and Mass College of Art and Design.

 

• FIGURE DRAWINGAugust 7 – August 28, 4 classes, Tuesdays, 6:30 – 9:30pm

Students will learn to use a variety of media and techniques that drive inspiration from the nude form. Students will work from a live model as they sharpen their drawing skills. For all interested in figure drawing.  Limited to age 17 or older. $75 members, $90 non-members; $50 model fee.

 

• PORTRAITUREAugust 9 – August 30, 4 classes, Thursdays, 6:30 – 9:30pm

Explore issues in portraiture. Discussion will include anatomical structure, played light and form and other keys to drawing the face.  Students will work from a live model. Limited to age 17 or older.  $75 members, $90 non-members; $50 model fee.

Download an ART CLASS registration form

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*Full-day campers must bring a lunch, drink and snack.  We will refrigerate all lunches.

**There are no exceptions for the age requirements*

There are no refunds once payment is issued to the Attleboro Arts Museum (this includes missed or sick days).  There is a minimum enrollment of 7 students per age group for sessions to run. In an effort to run all of our summer camps, age groups may merge if there is low enrollment.  If a camp or class has met the minimum enrollment to run and still has space available, you can register right up until the class starts.  However, the class will be canceled if less than 7 students have registered by three days prior to the start date.

Summer camps and classes for children are not part of or endorsed by the Attleboro Arts Museum’s local school districts.

 

 

 

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